The Last Whisper hadn't exactly felt safe since Tal had squeezed his way down the entrance, but seeing the big, blind rat sent a shudder through the courier and he hurried to pull Boreal away so she didn't get too close to it. "Yeah," he agreed fervently with Noah's suggestion, and was quick to back up and fall in beside the Sentinel.
He didn't know what could have killed the ROUS; the claw marks looked uncannily large for anything in the Grounds, but he didn't know the local fauna very well. The scowl fell back over Tal's face as he contemplated the turn of events and the shiver of unease that ran down his spine.
The offer brought a much-needed distraction and Tal tried to shake off the heeby-jeebies. "Actually... yeah!" He perked up at the thought of everything he needed, but most of all... "While you're walkin' around, could you keep an eye out for a building that'll work? Somethin' near th'skyport, even if it's a bit o' a fixer-upper. A place for storin' packages with room for slingin' my hammock when I need to stay overnight."
He didn't know what could have killed the ROUS; the claw marks looked uncannily large for anything in the Grounds, but he didn't know the local fauna very well. The scowl fell back over Tal's face as he contemplated the turn of events and the shiver of unease that ran down his spine.
The offer brought a much-needed distraction and Tal tried to shake off the heeby-jeebies. "Actually... yeah!" He perked up at the thought of everything he needed, but most of all... "While you're walkin' around, could you keep an eye out for a building that'll work? Somethin' near th'skyport, even if it's a bit o' a fixer-upper. A place for storin' packages with room for slingin' my hammock when I need to stay overnight."
